i have installed jabber on suse 9.3 box which has samba running on it....named the domain as localhost. but when i tried to connect through a gaim client it says "read error".. i was able to register a new account properly what is the problem????
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i have installed jabber on suse 9.3 box which has samba running on it....named the domain as localhost. but when i tried to connect through a gaim client it says "read error".. i was able to register a new account properly what is the problem????
If you put 'localhost' as
If you put 'localhost' as domain on ejabberd.cfg, you can only use the Jabber server on that machine. Did you try GAIM on the same machine, or on a different one?
Are you completely sure GAIM created the account? Try to create more accounts with other clients (Gajim, Psi, Tkabber...) and check if all of them say that their accounts were correctly created.
Check ejabberd.log and sasl.log when you start ejabberd, and when you try to connect. Maybe there are error messages there.
read error
i put localhost as domain simply to test the installation.. and GAim was on the same machine...after checking the log the follwoing error was showing
what is wrong???
read error
i tried from kopote still no connection but the account is created. plz guide
Hi All, I had the same
Hi All,
I had the same trouble - "Read Error" on Ejabberd.
After observing the log file of ejabberd, found that there is a conflict between erlang and my OS Ubuntu 7.04. Then after downgrading the OS to Ubuntu 6.06, and reinstalling the ejabberd server, everything works fine now. Guess the lastest version is not compatible to the erlang and ejabberd.
If other methods not working, this one could be a solution although it takes time and you might find downgrading the system to a elder version weird.
Aaron
The error indicates a
The error indicates a problem loading some encryption modules. As you can see searching the forums, this error message seems more related to some Linux distributions, Suse, Redhat, Fedora... I think it isn't your fault.
Maybe you can connect to the server if you configure the Jabber client to not use SSL, STARTTLS or SASL encryption.
Did you install ejabberd using a Suse package, or using the Process-one installer?
Try this, do you get any error, or does it work correctly like me?
read error
i had installed using process-one installer..
tell me whether the script is to be written on command prompt as it is giving command not found error.. or have to write a bash script
thanks
Try to install ejabberd 1.1.2
I have chatted with another person that had the same problem using
He then uninstalled ejabberd 1.1.3, installed 1.1.2 and everything works fine now!
Until the problem is completely found and fixed, you can try to install 1.1.2.
New ejabberd 1.1.1 linux installer, needs test!
There is a new version of the ejabberd 1.1.3 linux installer on thebug tracker : ejabberd_std-1.1.3-linux-x86-installer.bin .
Can all of you that had the crypto_table problem, please try it, and check if it works correctly or still has the
crypto_table problem?
If you try it, please add a comment here telling if it works or not.
Tried new version didn't solve crypto_table problem
Just tried your new version without any luck. Downloaded 1.1.2 and worked fine. It was nice to see a ok when running crypto:start().
Fedora 4